Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-04-01


Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Cook went to ST.
Paul Monday.
Joseph Keenan, is IN the city helping
along the boom.
Conductor George Campbell spent
Sunday at home.
DR.. Macdonald was called to Browns
dale, Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Crandall is clerking at
Merrill and Strouts's.
w. L. Hazard, of Grand Meadow was
in the city Tuesday.
A. w. Mcmillan will bring back some
horses from Boston.
We noticed G. Seebach of Dexter on
our streets Yesterday.
II. W. Page, of Mortified has been
visiting friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Willard returned
from Illinois last Saturday.
Dell Wright entertained party of
friends, Wednesday evening.
DR.. G. A. Stevenson, of Albert Lea,
is to be in Austin Thursday. April7.
Mrs. Frank Richardson, of Duluth,
has been visiting in the city. this week.
Mr.. Jonas, a horsebuyer from Mime
apolls, was in town yesterday and to-
day.
j. Stoughton has rented Irv. Loucks's
house and will bring his family from St.
Paul.
q. L. West is in Chicago this week,
laying in his stock of spring and summer
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs W. F. Sutherland and
Mrs. G. S. Hildahl went to Milwaukee,
Monday.
Andrew Knox went to St. Paul, Thurs
day on business connected with the new
railroad.
NJ. r. Clement, of La Crosse, bought a
house here, and brought his family,
Thursday.
Miss Mertie johnson, of Albert Lea, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. A. Engle, for
few days.
G. w. Johnson, the paper hanger, has
gone to Stacyville, Iowa, to paper the
CONGREGATIONAL church.
H. F. Jones, supervisor of the Bloom
ington Mutual Life Benefit Association,
was in the city, Monday.
W, F. Sutherland, Austin's jovial com
mercial traveller, spent Sunday with us,
leaving for Milwaukee on Monday.
Mort Wall and Charley Halbkat, of
Spring Valley, were shaking hands with
Austin friends couple OF days this week.
Mrs. Lyman Baird is again home from
St. Paul. We are sorry that her health
is not as good as her friends could wish.
Arthur Wright, of Richardson, Day &
Co., left for a trip through the county,
Wednesday. to look after their farming
land.
Mr.. E. J. Grattan has sold his house
and gone to Minneapolis with his family
His many friends hope that he will re-
turn to Austin.
W. r. Phillips, now of Udolpho, for
merly of Austin, was in town Tuesday,
and Informed us that he intends to move
to Austin as soon as he can get house
ready for occupancy.
D. B. Johnson, Jr, L. French c. w.
Taylor, VIM. Richards, J. B. Revord. J..
J. Furlong, Park Goodwin, L.. Basford,
II. W. Elms, L. Dettlebach and G..
Schleuder have been to Ashland, Wis.
DR.. Fred Judson returned from Phila.
delphia, last Fripay, where he has been
taking course in the Dental College,
DR.. Judson has had thorough prepare
ton and is now able to do the finest
dental work.
Mayor French went to Ashland. Satur-
day, with blood in his eye, bound to see
what is in the Ashland boom. Knocked
the bottom out Of the whole thing in one
round and returned home Monday with
out scratch.
Parker Goodwin came home from
Duluth and Ashland last week, long
enough to get good nights rest, which
he says was impossible to obtain up
there, and returned to the scene of action
Sunday morning.
Miss Hattie Washburn left for Chicago
on Tuesday, to attend the commence.
ment exercises at the Woman's Medical
College. Her sister Emma is member
of the graduating class and expects to
return with her to spend the summer al
their hsme in Udolpho.